Anyone running a wireless speaker/radio?
#11
07-20-2017, 11:56 AM
+2 for the Sena 20s.
The wife and I have this systems integrated into our Shoei GT-Air full face helmets. It is fully integrated into the bikes bluetooth with the Sena Freewire. We love it.
The system allows....
1) Fully duplexed communication between rider and passenger.
2) Ability to utilize the bike's Boom Audio functions (radio, media, navigation, voice commands)
3) Ability to make and receive phone calls on either headset and share with the other rider.
4) Listen to the integrated FM radio on the 20s.
5) Set up communications with bluetooth headsets on other bikes.
The 20s is easy to operate while wearing gloves. (It takes some time and practice to learn how to use all of the features)
The wife and I have this systems integrated into our Shoei GT-Air full face helmets. It is fully integrated into the bikes bluetooth with the Sena Freewire. We love it.
The system allows....
1) Fully duplexed communication between rider and passenger.
2) Ability to utilize the bike's Boom Audio functions (radio, media, navigation, voice commands)
3) Ability to make and receive phone calls on either headset and share with the other rider.
4) Listen to the integrated FM radio on the 20s.
5) Set up communications with bluetooth headsets on other bikes.
The 20s is easy to operate while wearing gloves. (It takes some time and practice to learn how to use all of the features)
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Cosmic Razorback (07-20-2017)
#12
07-20-2017, 12:07 PM
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#13
07-20-2017, 03:07 PM
Cruiser
#14
07-20-2017, 10:36 PM
Outstanding HDF Member
Get a Sena bluetooth. This way no one else has to listen to your crappy music. haha! I'm only half joking though. I hate it when baggers pull up next to me blasting their music.
When I'm not wearing my full face with the Sena and I still want to listen to tunes or directions I have a Jabra Halo Smart bluetooth earbuds (see link). I also bought triple flange earbud tips (see other link) and replaced the original tips with them. The triple flange tips get in your ear and don't fall out. I can hear the music and directions crystal clear and that Jabra Halo Smart wraps around the back of my neck comfortably and doesn't go anywhere. Also, the controls to change songs, volume and power are right there on your neck. But the most important thing is that no one else has to hear my crappy music. lol
When I'm not wearing my full face with the Sena and I still want to listen to tunes or directions I have a Jabra Halo Smart bluetooth earbuds (see link). I also bought triple flange earbud tips (see other link) and replaced the original tips with them. The triple flange tips get in your ear and don't fall out. I can hear the music and directions crystal clear and that Jabra Halo Smart wraps around the back of my neck comfortably and doesn't go anywhere. Also, the controls to change songs, volume and power are right there on your neck. But the most important thing is that no one else has to hear my crappy music. lol
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Nokkon Wud (07-21-2017)
#15
07-21-2017, 06:10 AM
Stellar HDF Member
I don't know how many of their headsets have the FM radio. I bought both SMH10H FM half helmet setup which can get VERY loud and also the SMH10 for other helmets. The SMH10 unfortunately doesn't have FM which I missed when purchasing and they also don't have nearly as loud a volume but loud enough for my ringing ears.
#16
07-21-2017, 07:58 AM
Im thinking about looking into a bluetooth bar/tube speaker that mounts to the bars for long rides to have some tunes. Thought about getting a regular smallBluetooth portable speaker and making mounts to clamp onto the bars so it's removable. I've found some specifically made for bikes that are ungodly overpriced or have terrible reviews. Anyone have the same idea and what did you do? Just looking for some suggestions. Not a fan of the small turn signal-like speakers by the way.
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